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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-05

WASHINGTON, April "A decision waF
rendered by the United States Supreme
Court to-day in the important bank tax
case entitled the Mercantile National Bank
Of tho City OF New York against the
Mayor, Aldermen and CQmmonality OF the
City Of New York, and Geo. ". Mclean,
Receiver OF Taxes.
This is one OF 81 suits brought by the
national banks OF the city OF New York
against the municipal authorities OF that
city to restrain tie collection of taxes aa-
sessed upon tho shares Of stock Of said
banks.
The question raised by the case is
whether or not tho syste:n Of laws enforced
in tho Slate Of New York ia in opposition
10 section $40 Of the revised utatucs OF
the United StG,es, which requires that the
tex alton OF shares OF National banks ''shal,
not be at greater rate than is assessed
upon other moneyed capital ia the hands
OF individual citizens OF BGid State"
This Court answers that question In the
negative aud ltirms the decree oil the
cour. below in favor Of the State.
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An Overdose uf niurI,,IIu,,

CISciSSAri, April d.-Alburt n. Sutton,
Of the Cincinnati Drug Chemical Com.
pany, iioi AT the %nrino Hospital tv.,,nv
from tho cloc,n Of an overdose of ,nor.
phino taken laat night. lIu had bcnn
drinking heavily for q week and wan in.
yited to tho hospital by DR.. Baebr, who
hoped to induce him TO psop. Tho doctor
nucceodcd, but yesterday Sutton wont ont
ton druggist with whom ho WA acuuain,c,l
aad Tok, 0 drQchn oi 'norphine. Eaturn.
ing to tho hospital he HTn>lowed i, ali. il
WAS coon aftOr dScoverOd, and evory pos.
rihl0 effort TO uave hiu liiu wRH mad,, lic
lived at Dayton, Ohio. lilo wHs formerly
from Pittsburgh.
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HASN'T ANY POLICY,
That's Just WHATS tho Matter with Pros,.
III don't Cleveland.


don't Cleveland.
NEw YORK, April 4.-Ex.Senator Jossph
E. Mcdonald, OF Indiana, was strolling In
the lobby Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, his
loose frock coat swinging around his
sturdy form like togs on an amateur
actor. "What is the prospect for Demo.
cratic victory in 1882" was asked.
"Oh, frat rate, l think. You SEQ the
Democrats in my State refused to vote at
the last election, because they thought
tho Administration had not divided tho
patronage sufficiently among them, l
suppose twenty Thousand ut leaat reirsined
from voting on that account alone. l do
not mean to say by this that PRECEDENT
Cleveland has not made good appoint.
ments in my State, for he has, but In the
Congressional districts there wero groat
many aspirants who failed to get Office
These same men, too, will turn out in 1855
and vote for Mr.. Cleveland, II he is nomi
mated, because they know he is prefers.
BILE to a Republican President. President
Cleveland has ample time to strengthen
himself wonderfully before his term ex.
pires. He came into office not knowing
public men, and has devoted his time
mainly, almost exclusively, to routine
work. He has made fine administration
and an excellent Chief Executive, there
is no doubt about that, and he has shown
that he has backbone and stamina, But
II hO would take some line OF policy and
shape it, policy that would rebound to
his credi. and to the credit OF the Demo.
cratic party, he would sweep this country
with an irresiatlble impetus in 1888. 1t
would add to his popularity, to his
strength and to the cohesion oil the Dam
ocratic party. President Cleveland is a
conservative man, safe man as Chief
Executive.
II Mr.. Blaine ia pitted against Cleye-
land, in 1855, think it probable that Mr..
Cleveland may carry New York, though
It will be close race. Indiana will 90
for Mr.. Cleveland, although it gave q
majority for the Republicans at the last
Stale eler'iDn. % ! fink Mr.. Cleveland
will bereEsn,sAttAl Yes i: he wants to
wants to run again. II he does and is
elected, l think his experience will be
such that he will no. attend go exclusive.
ly to his mere duties IS President, but
turn his attention to policy for his
party. Many in his party think that he
should turn the Republicans out and put
in Democrats. do, too. believe that
civil service reform ia aham. That law
is not good for j republican form OF goy-
srnment, which makes civil lis. and re.
quires tenure OF office. 1t may do well
for England, but weao not desire anything
Of the kind in the United Ststes. Why,
il the Republicans should 90 in tomorrow
and take control OF this Government, they
would tnrn out Immediately every Dem.
ocrat in Office. There would BIZ no daily.
ing or weighing in nice scales the delicacy
OF such action, but with ssalwart prompt.
ness out would 20 every Democrat, from
even the smallest position.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
IN. ArcllASlsrAS.
Tho Inhabitants Think That tho Country
Has Been Sold to the l'ritish-!i Crisis In
Venezuela - britain Severe Uonncc.
tions With that Government,

LONDON, April IA Lahore paper an.
nounces that the Ameer Of Alshanis,an ia
aeriously alarmed over tho discovery that
a number Of native tribes ara comhInIny
sgainst him, and has appealed to tbe In
dian authorities for help and advice.
The AiRhans declare that the country
has been secretly sold to the British. and
that the railway to Candahar has been
sanctioned by the Ameer to facilitate their
advance. The fanatical element OF the
bpespie pes Is rampant against the Ameer, who
whittier he will retire himself il he Ia do.
ieated by his dissatisfied subjects,
olher accounts Say that the Ghilzais ara
restless under the Ameer's tyranny. and
have asked the Indian authorities to de-.
pose [". Nun. The Pioneer asserts that Lord
Daaerin, the British viceroy, received
iisquieting news from Afghanistan while
at Allahabad recently, " "A'e
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BosroS, April IA dispatch from Dnx.
bury, Maao., saya: The schooner Oceana
stranded Jour miles north Of Gurnett light
last night. She was loaded with lime for
RocSland, Me-, bound to New York. The
crew we're saved and are at this station.
The vesssl wss burned by tho Stacking OF
the lime.
A dispatch from Hyannis says that the
schooner Anne Elizabeth, for New York,
broke away from her moorings Saturday
night and drifted a2ainst the breakwater,
and then out to sea, the crew barely saving
their lives by climbing upon the break
water. They were rescued by schooner
in the harbor. An unknown achooner ia
reported ashore about mile and q half
from ,O,terville, aud il may be the Anne
Elizabeth. Ths storm was the heaviest
this season,
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WAsmlSGToS, April i.-It is stated at
the Execn,ivo Mansion thnt thopublished
report Of tho purchase OF a sndtlle horae
for tho Use Of the President has no other
foundation than tho Iact that horse has
been purchaaed for Col. Lamont TO drive
TO n buggy.
The President han no thought OF taking
to equestrian Uxerclge. Tho published re.
portH about household yymnssiums for
the President'B uHe are also contrsdcted.
some hozeH OF Hpch apparatus have bcon
received from enterprising manufacturers,
but have not been opened and nre not
likely IN hn.
Tho President ia satisfied with tho pre-
cautions that id has been taking In regard
10 hia health, and does not contemplate
seeking nav forms OF exercise.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April Wv. Filter
Wa at noop to-day inaugnrated ~ Mayor
and entered upon iis hrtips % tho limt
Mayor under tho now city charter. lIo
aoon after announced tho following ap.
pointmentg Rg tho hcadg OF departments,
provided 10y the new law: William s..
Stokoly, Dircc:Or Of Public Sainty; Gen-
IRA! LouiH Wagner, Director of rnbic
Works; JamsH White, g,esidcn, Of tho
Board OF Charlton Rnd Correction, and
Robert Lsughlin, Richard McMur,tio, nr.
Richard Glc0inan md James Stewart al
tho other mnmbers OF tho bonrd. With
this event tho nn1 city charter was put
into practical Olleut.
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CaIcAGo's BooDLHRs.
Revelations Made by Quo Of Tho Grand Ju.
rors-ffow tho wardsns Escaped.

'
CHICAGO, April 4.-Before the special
grand jury closed its lnqulsition Saturday,
they prepared q lengthy memorial to Gov.
ernor Oslesby, which was intrusted to
States Attorney ,Grinusll for sale de-.
livery. \ IE.ihl94 iiFoGd , 4
The memorial relates to the govern.
ment OF the county, and shows at great
length how the corrupt gang that have
controlled county boards for years past
have found 1t possible 10 rob tho taxpay.
era, AMI then asks tho Governor to use bis
influence with the Legislature TO have q
law enscted to cover the deficiencies.
One thing needed according to the me.
mortal, Ia statutory provision for the ap.
pointment Of all county employees. Astho
law stands now the commissioners them.
selves, and OF course all the other officials
who are chosen by the people, are the
only legal officials Of the county, and thus
are the only ones who can be brought to
task ior the crime Of bribery. The war.
dens Of the various county institutions
and the army Of employees under them
have no statutory exiatencr, and the law
sgainst bribery does not, therefore, reach
them.
I".We found" said grand Juror, in talk.
ing Of tho ingulsitlon, that tho wardens,
McGarigle. Varnell, and even Frey, were
implicated in innumersble caBos Of bribery,
We had proof against them-prooi that
was incontrovertible-but We were unable
to indict them for the crime, because tho
law, as the States Attorney construed II,
did not cover their cases. Now, for 10
stance, Robinson, tho grocer, would send
a consignment Of goods TO the hospital
with bill or list showing the weight Of
each article, and the storekeeper or war
den himself would rsweigh everything,
check up the grocer'a list, and then certify
the bill TO be %. H. even though every.
thing was found to he light from 10
TO 90 per cent OF the ". ight charR.
I'd for. Robinson, in his confession,
shows that he was doing this sort
Of thing all the time, and also that he was
paying the wardens to %. X his bills. |
We considered that the wardens wore as
guilty oil bribery as the grocer, but legally
hey could not be held for that oflenss. |
However, We had recourse on the con.
'pirscy law that proved to be broad
enough to cover everybody from the
n'shtiest man OF the gang to the meanest
Trooper in the ranks"
Were any recommendations made rolls.
i've to q change in tho composision Of
Commissioners
Yes? we saw that 1t would bo next to |
impossible to get good busineos men to |
ave anything to do with the position Of
Commissioner as long as the present
method Of payment is in vogue. 1t is not
:nough, for the responsibility is great and
he duties exacting. We recommended
ncrease Of salary in keeping with the re-
iponsibility Of the position"
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H,<clal DID1ieh 70 nc 7nhH11esofT'
Wgsroy, W. Va, April A. County
Court convened here to-day and among
other business transacted waH the granting
OF licsuu9 10 eight saloons to sell at retail
yhiskv within the corporation OF Weston
and ono saloon at Roanoke. this county:
G. N. Chiteater presented the claims OF
the licspFs parties, and ex.Mayor WV.
Brannon ep,esentedthe anti-license party
in An pnle Yupech,
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toME' April 4.-The polygot academia
IN honor OF Cardinal Gibbons was held TO-
day. The exercises opened with
ttiumphal hymn and chorus sppciaI,v
composed by Rev. Frslcesco Borab;
This was followed by Latin address
from Key. Mooney, Of Chicago, a colo hv
George l.. Hons, OF Boston, IN Italian sd.
dress by Frederick Rook, OF ALBANY an
English address by Mr. Riordan NJ Rsi,i. a
more, o concerted piece 20 Rsmus 'Prn.
ponGnce nosIro Leone" by Rev. Fraucesro
hofshi, Star spangIed Banner" and
ehotus and French poem, by Henry
NeHfy, OF New York. The finale chorns
was composed by Rsy. Francesca Eornh;
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Mr.. STERLING, KY, April III. j. Cor.
nelson was, nj three o'clock yesterday
morning, arrested and placed in iail to
Bcrve out the three yGAra' sentence for
having horss-whippcd Judge lseid, who
subsequently committed lnicidu,
Friends oi Corneilson went to Governor
Knott on Saturday to try to yet II rcnnitc
until thia term OF conr. clopcd, No Cornell.
Hon WA attorney In unveral caars pundnr
Governor Knott refused to grant tho re.
quest, and The arrest wGs ,naio upon tho
return o! hiB friends. iIia impriaou,nnnt
il TO be in tho county jail.
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EEw York, April 4.-March fires, &C.
cor!.ng to thu Now York Daily Commercial
B,,ll,,,,, >, estimate, cost the United States
and Capaa, $40 $50, 900, or i3 00O, 900 above
the aypyav. ,ar that month in dozen
yeara osa, The ,:unber Of large drea was
ex,raorIinary, there aHving q been ssa i5 where
the reported loss waa 100000 or + N more. ore:
At this rate, says the E'd!e!in, the fire losa
OF l537 will exceed that Of 1885, which was
an exceptional year.
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NEWS IN brief,

Fire at Clarksvillc, Tenn. Sunday, do.
Btroyed twenty-five buildings. Loss est.
mated n. f230,000.
The second Annual reunion OF tho sir.
vivorB ol tho Su,tana tlisastor will bu held
at tho soldiofa Homo, Dayton o., April ~.
rho Texas Senate, Saturday, by vote
OF 80 to &, refused to adopt n concurrent
resolution lcgialNting District Judge Frank
Willis out Of oiliCG.
Tho Blealuer Aaraeosss, from baltimore
Tor Port Antonio, ioundorcd ut aea, $50
milca north Of Wutting's lsland. Tho
crew worG aaved and landed at Bermuda,
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Miugrs' f,ony.uiInn-

WILEEspARRE, Pa, April Sub. .Diyis.
ion No. Of the Miners' National Assem-.
bly,, knights Of Labor, meets in this city
tomorrow. Master Workman Bremen,
Of Girardsville, and Secretary McGarvey,
OF Beaver Meadow, are already here,
Delegates are striving on every train this
evening, and 500 members are expected
to be in attendance. Among the knights
themselves but little is known beyond
that topic Of discussion will be the ques.
ton OF wages and that important action
will be taken.
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Hulltlur Cuilup.ss

CHICAGO. April 4-One OF the walls Of
four story brick building ut the corner
of Bunker and iisletead streets, fell in
this morning almost wrecking the
structure. The building had not been in
clnse'! and the disaster WAC caused by the
very strong wind that was blowing. Some
OF the masonry fell outward and almos,
wrecked n frame store adjoining. No one
WAS Beriouely injured.
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Good for Springfield.

srRrSorlELp, O., April at the nun
icipal election to-day Oliver S. kslly, Tor
Mayer, headed the Republican ticket with
800 majority, tho remainder Of the Repub.
licsu ticket being elected by majorities
ranging from 100 to 800. Republicans
make q gain Of nearly l,lOo, fcsisnists
having carried the election last fail by
almost 500 majority.
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BERLIN, April 1.-The National Gazette
confirms the report that the Gar will
positively not permit Russia to take part
IN the Paris exhibition Of 1859. The
Gar" says the Gazette, vows that the
headquarters o! the Nihilis.s has been
transferred to Paris, and that the recent
anniversary Of his fathers murder WAS
celebrated by number oI meetings held
under The very eyes oil tho French police
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Democratic Victory at Cleveland,

CLEVELAND, O., Ap,i! 1.-THE election
in Cleveland to-day for Municipal officers
WAS surprise to the Republicans. The
entire Democratic ticket, headed by B.
D. Bsbcock, the candidate for Mayor, Was
elected by 5000 majority. The Board Of
Aldermen is probably Democratic alec.
Mr.. Bsbcock is a prominent business man.
The Republican nominee, William H.
Bsyne, is one Of the most popular poll.
ticians in the city. The Republicans as.
c'ibs their defeat to the "stay.st-homes"
within their party.
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TOLEDO, April r. Returns OF the
municipal election are very slow in com.
ing in, as there wss ar enormous amount
OF scratching but the indications
are from the returns IN ut eleven
O'Clock that the Republicans have
carried the city, e!ect;ng mayor,
police judge end police commits.
sioner. They will have majority in eve.
ry branch of the city council and capture
the police board. The Democrats regain
control OF the school board by ono ma.
iority.
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PnlLADELrHIA's new charter gives the
Mayor tho power to put brake on the
criminal classes, and the new Mayor shows
a determination 10 sea whether the laws
or the criminals are supreme. That will
be an interesting test.
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!. Columns, O., April AN unusually
large vote was polled at the election to-
day, and the result Of the count is
very late. About half the precincts are
completed. The count at midnight indi.
Gated that the entire Democratic ticket
was elected by msjorities Of from 800 to
600. This will be slight Republican gain
over last fall. The Republicans retsin
control of the city council.
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CoScoRp, n. H., April John II.
Barron, President Of the New Hampshire
CAilc Company, and II prominent citizen,
unot himself at tho office Of the corpora.
tion early this morning. IIe ia alive but
thero 10 Hlight hops OF his recovery. Ie
in supposed to hnvo been temporarily in.
nhnO.
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kEELY motor stock is heard OF again.
One day last week it jumped from sli 10
slSon the strength oithe assurance that 1.-THE
machine is now perfected and will shortly
be exhibited. No alleged invention in
the worlds history has done so much to
cultivate confidence on slight founda-
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Miss FoRrKscuE, the English actress who
lately appeared in Wheeling, has gone
home snd will write book about this IN.
appreciasire country. That is where she
will get back on tho critics who said she
was not brautiiui.
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inga In few weeks. Then the Anarcbist
will get new trial and will get oa. We
don't expect less than IS, 900 votes, and We
think there will be 10000 votea polled
altogether" ~ =,
Nelson, the knight OF Labor, our candi.
date Tor Mayor, We don't now expect to
elect. he Is. the weakest man on the
ticket. Wo will elect sssuber Treasurer
and we will elect the West Town ticket,
and will make a hard fight for the South
Town. Six Aldermen will be elected by
us, and perhaps three others. Nine.tenths
of our vote will be In the boxes before the
men go 10 their work, and We have 5000
votes pledged. There are $500 volunteer
ticket peddlers to be at work for us and a
majority OF the {. 1000 carpenters now on
strike will be around to help. We are In
the midst Of social revolution. There
are lots OF men In this country who be.
lieve we will have 10 fight yet. We are
counting noses now first before we vote,
and when we get the number that are
with us, then We will fight.
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SPEAKING Of luck, its other name is
Bland-Bland OF the Insane Hospital;
and this, We think, will continue to be
his address while the present Board Of
Directors lssts. But won't Bland and the
Hospital be Republican meat in the ap-
preaching campaign?
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CINCINNATI, April 1.-The typographical
union at meeting held yesterday decided
to advance the price Of composition on
morning newspapers to i5 cents per thou.
sand, and notified tho newspapers that tho
new rHte would take effect ut o'clock
this morning. Tho proprietors have not
yet taken any action,
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-. -
Why Juurnulisis Are Ind,,.,,,,,

dADHlD, April 4.-ln consequence Of
the finding OF a case OF gunpowder, with
which cartridse and fuse attached,i in the
doorway OF his Bureau, the Presiuen, of
inc Cortes mas cancelled Nil cards of ed.
mission to the Parliament buildings held
by Journalists, both foreign and NATIVE
Al this action. ""'
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CHICAGO April 4,-The visible supply
oil STN'h on Ap'il., IS compiled by the Sec.
ifsIuafy fsuy OF tms Ch,aago Board of Trade Ia Ms
loIlosa; Wheat 5l,5SG,oD0 bashela, de-
crease S%GN0 bushels, corn ISSG3ON
SSTrSas9 SS ,i$I 900; oats $685. 900. drcrsnse
Hf-.om; rye S9i 900, incrcaso $4,000; bar
10y l,lt9,0N), decrease o62 600.
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iEsrERDAYthe ISTELLyGEscER reprinted
from the Cleveland Leader an editorial ar
tcle adrerse to the Ru!tan-Smead heating
aud vea!ilating system, which was said
to have been condemned in one OF the
school Buildings in that city and in several
elsewhere from which it had been re.
moved. The Leader Of yesterday con-
tainei series Of interviews which rather
denolieh the previous article. The secre-
tary Of the company ssgs that except in
Foatoria bis company has never done q
dollars worth OF work in The cities where
the system wa7 said to have been con-
demned, and he refers to the President OF
the fostoria academy to prove that the
apparatus there is in successful and satis-
factory operation.
The principal OF the Eagle Street Train
ing School, Cleveland, says: ~ am per.
fectly delighted with the success" for
warming and ventilating. "The hir is az
pure in the rooms as it is on the outside."
Dir. a. TeaChont, PRESIDENT oil the Trust
eea OF Hiram College, says: Both the
warming and ventilation OF Hiram College
are perfect" Mr. ". Holland Davis,
President OF the West Cleveland Board oi
Education, who WAS at frat opposed to
the system, says: "It is the best in use.
and il Ia benefit to mankind. This
testimony ia strong, and is given because
Of the publication OF tho criticism in yes.
terday's paper. The syascm is now in the
Eighth ward annex and 1t is PROPOSED to
put It in the new First ward school house.
II it be the best, that Is what wo want,
though it 10 unfortunate that the best can.
not be had through competition.
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0Ss Of these days West Virginia will
make hbrseli known to the world, and
then a:e will catch the arriving immigrant
as well aa attract come Of the brethren
from the "lsnd OF steady habits" where
they bave to blast hole in the granite
rock TO plsnt potatoes.
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WHOEVER Billy kisssne is and wherever
he is he must be very uncomfortable man
by this time. notwithstanding his in
cosniIo he is row almost well enough
known to run for the presidency.
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Er,ya.o, y. y. April i.-Portlons oi
another CHARGED body werc found in tho
Richmond hotel .alIs thin afternoon;
Til. rernaiup ara thought 10 be parh OF
tl.s body ei sltii2I Minnie Kelley, scJ".!ant'
Or Marx Osborne tho day clerk,